Patient's question:
After giving birth, this situation has existed. Now I feel as if the uterus is about to fall out of the vaginal opening. I really feel extremely painful. Please ask: How much does it cost to check for uterine prolapse?Doctor's answer:
Based on the description of the above content, your condition is considered to be uterine prolapse. The common causes of uterine prolapse include birth trauma, long-term increased abdominal pressure, poor pelvic floor tissue development, or degenerative changes. It is divided into three degrees:I degree (mild type): The external os of the cervix is <4 cm from the hymen margin and has not reached the hymen margin;
(severe type): The external os of the cervix has reached the hymen margin and can be seen at the vaginal opening.
II degree (mild type): The cervix has prolapsed outside the vaginal opening, but the body of the uterus remains inside the vagina;
(severe type): The cervix and part of the body of the uterus have prolapsed outside the vaginal opening.
III degree: The cervix and body of the uterus are completely prolapsed outside the vaginal opening.
Treatment:
1. Pessary
2. Repair of the anterior and posterior vaginal walls: Applicable for III-degree anterior and posterior vaginal wall prolapse.